feat: add a vector implementation in data structures (#977)

* added a vector implementation in data structures

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* made the required changes

* added tests
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/**
* @file
* @brief This is a vector implemenation in C. A vector is an expandable array.
* @details This vector implementation in C comes with some wrapper functions that lets the user work with data without having to worrying about memory.
*/
#include <stdio.h> /// for IO operations
#include <stdlib.h> /// for malloc() and free()
#include <assert.h> /// for testing using assert()
/** This is the struct that defines the vector. */
typedef struct {
int len; ///< contains the length of the vector
int current; ///< holds the current item
int* contents; ///< the internal array itself
} Vector;
/**
* This function initilaizes the vector and gives it a size of 1
* and initializes the first index to 0.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @params int (the actual data to be passed to the vector)
* @returns none
*/
void init(Vector* vec, int val) {
vec->contents = (int*)malloc(sizeof(int));
vec->contents[0] = val;
vec->current = 0;
vec->len = 1;
}
/**
* This function clears the heap memory allocated by the Vector.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @returns: none
*/
void delete(Vector* vec) {
free(vec->contents);
}
/**
* This function clears the contents of the Vector.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @returns: none
*/
void clear(Vector* vec) {
delete(vec);
init(vec, 0);
}
/**
* This function returns the length the Vector.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @returns: int
*/
int len(Vector* vec) {
return vec->len;
}
/**
* This function pushes a value to the end of the Vector.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @params int (the value to be pushed)
* @returns: none
*/
void push(Vector* vec, int val) {
vec->contents = realloc(vec->contents, (sizeof(int) * (vec->len + 1)));
vec->contents[vec->len] = val;
vec->len++;
}
/**
* This function get the item at the specified index of the Vector.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @params int (the index to get value from)
* @returns: int
*/
int get(Vector* vec, int index) {
if(index < vec->len) {
return vec->contents[index];
}
return -1;
}
/**
* This function sets an item at the specified index of the Vector.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @params int (the index to set value at)
* @returns: none
*/
void set(Vector* vec, int index, int val) {
if(index < vec->len) {
vec->contents[index] = val;
}
}
/**
* This function gets the next item from the Vector each time it's called.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @returns: int
*/
int next(Vector* vec) {
if(vec->current == vec->len) {
vec->current = 0;
}
int current_val = vec->contents[vec->current];
vec->current++;
return current_val;
}
/**
* This function returns the pointer to the begining of the Vector.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @returns: void*
*/
void* begin(Vector* vec) {
return (void*)vec->contents;
}
/**
* This function prints the entire Vector as a list.
* @params Vector* (a pointer to the Vector struct)
* @returns: none
*/
void print(Vector* vec) {
int size = vec->len;
printf("[ ");
for(int count = 0; count < size; count++) {
printf("%d ", vec->contents[count]);
}
printf("]\n");
}
/**
* This function tests the functions used to work with Vectors.
* @returns: none
*/
static void test() {
Vector vec;
init(&vec, 10);
assert(get(&vec, 0) == 10);
push(&vec, 20);
assert(get(&vec, 1) == 20);
set(&vec, 0, 11);
assert(get(&vec, 0) == 11);
assert(next(&vec) == 11);
set(&vec, 1, 22);
assert(get(&vec, 1) == 22);
assert(len(&vec) == 2);
}
/**
* @brief Main function
* @returns 0 on exit
*/
int main() {
test();
Vector vec;
init(&vec, 10);
push(&vec, 20);
print(&vec);
set(&vec, 0, 11);
set(&vec, 1, 22);
print(&vec);
printf("Length: %d\n", len(&vec));
return 0;
}